Government has a new guide to reduce SNAP 'churn'
A new guide walks state and local government agencies through creating a text-based system to help eligible families get recertified for nutritional assistance.
Time to ‘get back to transformational stuff,’ says Rhode Island CIO
The pandemic forced state government to respond to urgent needs, but now there's room for longer-term planning, says Rhode Island CIO Bijay Kumar.
Top state IT innovators, cybersecurity official honored by NASCIO
NASCIO honored four state IT officials for their recent work responding to the COVID-19 pandemic, modernizing systems and defending against ransomware.
Delaware auditor indicted on theft, intimidation charges
State Auditor Kathleen McGuiness was indicted on five charges, including email surveillance and intimidation of state employees she viewed as "disloyal."
Missouri’s security chief steps down for role at WWT
After two decades with the state government, Meyer took a role as a consulting security architect for World Wide Technology's SLED practice.
Iowa CIO Annette Dunn to step down for consulting position
As CIO, Dunn led the first phase of a major enterprise resource planning system upgrade and readied the state for more data-driven decision making.
